This very XJ220C is the last Jaguar to ever claim victory at Le Mans. And now it’s up for grabs on December 1.

Expect to pay well over a half-million dollars for this 1-of-53-made supercar.

Incredibly clean classics should dominate headlines at the annual Arizona auctions. Check out these two rare cats.

In the event you happen to be in the market for a meticulously resto-modded Jaguar E-Type coupe, then this 1964 Series I should be high on your list.

Fully-restored Jaguar XK120 SE Roadsters — like this primo one selling soon at Mecum — are the right reason to stay up working long hours.

Scheduled to roll onto Bonhams auction block in Monaco this spring is likely the only unrestored original 1952 Jaguar XK120 C, C-Type, available on earth.

First-generation E-Type models are uncommon and in this condition, truly magnificent. It is a trophy sports car gentlemen travel the globe to acquire.